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Gold Price Spikes on Latest Greek Rescue
GOLD PRICE NEWS – The gold price spiked Tuesday morning, rising $11.50 to $1,746 per ounce. News late yesterday that Greece has secured a €130 billion rescue package failed to quell speculation that Greece would eventually be forced out or leave the euro.

Gold Price Retreats, Silver Follows
GOLD PRICE NEWS – The gold price retreated Wednesday morning, falling $6.70 to $1,753 per ounce. Today’s small decline in the price of gold follows yesterday’s $24.

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No. 4 Connecticut handles Pittsburgh 86-37
Following its stunning home loss to St. John's, No. 4 Connecticut was ready to move on and focus on getting back to winning. "I was ready to get in the gym and ready to figure out what it's going to take to change and to really change, not just to say it," junior Kelly Faris said. That change was a mental one, and one they were able to complete in Tuesday night's 86-37 win over...

Connecticut lawmakers will learn details of $25 billion mortgage settlement
HARTFORD — Connecticut lawmakers will be briefed on the details of a $25 billion settlement of a multi-state lawsuit against the nation’s five largest mortgage servicers.

Connecticut immigrant advocates rally at state Capitol
Connecticut immigrants and social rights advocates rallied at the state Capitol against the federal Secure Communities program, which shares arrestee fingerprints with the FBI and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Conn. to reap millions in mortgage settlement
Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen told state lawmakers Tuesday that a national settlement for mortgage abuses has established needed reforms, but he asked that they use millions from the deal to help struggling homeowners and not spend the money on unrelated government programs.

'Connecticut's Town Meeting' to discuss state issues
HARTFORD — The Connecticut Small Town Council will soon be hosting its annual legislative conference, known as ‘Connecticut’s Town Meeting,” to discuss state issues.

Connecticut police keep license plate-scan data
HARTFORD — Connecticut police departments are holding on to data from millions of license plate scans that pinpoint when and where drivers have been.

Conn. committee hears education reform opinions
A Connecticut legislative committee is set to hear more testimony on parts of Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's wide-ranging education reform proposal.